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TuscanPhil
Thought I'd post in this forum as it seemed the best fit. I have a new (to me) saw and have also bought a 'Chinese' chainsaw mill to have a play with some felled oaks and other trees I have 'lying' around. In order to help me more the logs to better positions, I'm fairly sure I need a breaker bar / cant hook such as this:
Husqvarna Long Breaking Bar With Cant Hook 130cm
I've also seen this tool that might allow me to do a few extra tasks such as raising the log for cross cutting, raising it when milling etc etc.
FMLL | Heavy Duty Log Lifter and Saw Horse | Forest Master
Any advice / feedback on either tool or suggestions as to what else to look at? The Forest Master one maybe looks flimsy, so I don't know how long it will last, plus I won't be moving logs on nice smooth concrete surfaces!!
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